Technical fest gets under way at NMAM Institutte of Technology

November 5, 2011

Nitte, November 5: Engineers are not only technically skilled but also good administrators, finance experts and also good human resource persons, whereas, other graduates can be good administrators but they cannot be good technologists said Prof. AirViceMarshal Ramesh Karnik, Director Justice K S Hegde Institute of Management, Nitte.

He was inaugurating three day technical fest, Tech Nidarshan 2011 at NMAM Institutte of Technology, Nitte on Friday.

He advised students to carry this privilege of engineering further to become a good administrator with sound technical knowledge. He also advised to have a positive attitude both in life and workplace to get success in profession. To be a successful professional, one has to have a healthy mindset and healthy body, by keeping all bad habits a side.

He also addressed the students to develop skill in problem solving, maintaining human relations and computer skills during the study period. He also said to choose civil services to exhibit technical and administrative skills for the benefit of society.

Dr.S.Y .Kulkarni, Principal of the institute said in his presidential speech “engineers are thinkers, creaters and blessed people. They have the ability to create facilty required for them. They get success wherever they go”. Furhter he said, to face the present challenges in the field of techinal education, it shoud be suitably reformed by intorducting such techinal Fests which will help to execute technical talents of the students.

Dr. Niranjan N Chiplunkar,Vice Principal, welcomed the gathering. Dr. Yuvaraju B N, coordinator briefed the highlights of Tech- Nidarshan. Ashwin Soman introduced the Chief Guest and Astral Quadres proposed the vote of thanks.

About 1200 students from 50 different engineering colleges all over the country are registered to take part in various technical events.

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